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Practical and artistic basketry (1904)

Tinsley, Laura Rollins, Mrs · New York, Chicago, E.L. Kellogg & Co · leaf 97

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ght stitch, as on the bottom, insertthe needle from behind, through the center ofthe preceding coil, bind over the free coil, asin Fig. 48, without the knot; then wind the coil—winding from you—to the next stitch. Thestitches should be about one-quarter of an inchapart. Work around the basket once… … Fig. 67. —Showing Stitch. gether. No new stitches will be added as inmost other baskets. Soft Coil. 95 When starting the second row on the side,bring the needle up through the center of thepreceding coil close to the right of each stitch,thus forming a spiral effect. Make the sidestwo inches…

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